You." The hits for Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes continued with "Bad Luck (Part 1)", "Don't Leave Me This Way" and "Wake Up Everybody (Part 1)." The Blue Notes In the mid-1970s, Lloyd Parks departed the line-up and formed the Blue Notes. He was later joined by Lawrence Brown, Bernie Wilson and John Atkins all former members of Harold's group. Ali-Ollie Woodson of the Temptations was added to the line-up. The group cut an album and singles for Fantasy Records. The songs "Disco Explosion" backed by a remake of the Temptations' "All I Need" were released as a two-sided disco single in 1978. Lloyd toured for a brief period in the late 1990s with the Blue Notes, as a trio with Bernie Wilson and Gil Saunders. He is the last surviving original member of the Sound of Philadelphia soul era line-up. Discography Solo singles "One Heart" (1967) - The Emanons "Sweet Soul Music" (1967) - Arthur Conley with Lloyd Parks & the Epsilons "The Echo" (1968) - The Epsilons single, Stax Records Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes Billboard albums chart Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (1972) - (Gold) Black & Blue (1973) - (Gold) Collectors Item: All Their Greatest Hits (1976) - (Gold) Blue Notes & Ballads (1998) Ultimate Blue Notes (2001) Billboard singles chart "I Miss You (Part 1)" (1972) - Number 7 R&B "If You Don't Know Me By Now" (1972) - No. 1 R&B, U.S. Number 3 Pop (Gold) "Yesterday I Had the Blues" (1972) - Number 12 "The Love I Lost (Part 1)" (1973) - No. 1 R&B, U.S. Number 7 Pop (Gold) "I'm Weak For You" (1974) - Number 87 "Satisfaction Guaranteed (Or Take Your Love Back)" (1974) - No. 6 R&B, Number 87 "Disco Explosion" / "All I Need" (1978) - The Blue Notes (Fantasy Records) Personal life He has a daughter named Ellie, also a singer, residing in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. References Living people American rhythm and blues singers Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes members Musicians from Philadelphia Singers from Pennsylvania Year of birth missing (living people)